Brad Ausmus

#69 RANKED AT POSITION

1993—2010

Catcher

BORN

April 14, 1969, in New Haven, CT

BATS / THROWS

Right / Right

HEIGHT / WEIGHT

5-11 / 190

PRIMARY TEAM

Houston Astros

.251

BATTING AVERAGE

1971

GAMES

16.4 WAR

.325

ON-BASE PCT

718 RUNS

15.1 WAR7

.344

SLUGGING

1579

HITS

9.8 WAR3

.669

ON-BASE + SLUGGING

80 HOME RUNS

1.3 WAR PER SEASON

Among catchers who started their career since 1990 and squatted behind the plate for at least 1,000 games, Ausmus ranks fifth at holding the running game in check. Only Pudge Rodriguez, Charles Johnson, Yadier Molina, and Miguel Oliva were better. Ausmus couldn’t hit much, but he was smart and good looking enough to get a few managerial jobs after his long playing career as a defensive specialist was over.

1-TIME
ALL-STAR

Astros
ALL-TIME TEAM

Compared to Hall of Fame Catchers

	CAREER	LONG PEAK	PRIME	SHORT PEAK	JAWS	WAR PER
Ausmus	CAREER 16.4	LONG PEAK 15.1	PRIME 11.2	SHORT PEAK 9.8	JAWS 15.8	WAR PER 1.3
AVERAGE HALL OF FAMER	CAREER 53.5	LONG PEAK 35.0	PRIME 25.5	SHORT PEAK 17.5	JAWS 44.3	WAR PER 4.4

Where Does Brad Ausmus Rank Among Catchers?

RANKING	CAREER	LONG PEAK	PRIME	SHORT PEAK	JAWS
RANKING 69	CAREER 95	LONG PEAK 99	PRIME NR	SHORT PEAK 95	JAWS 96
RANKING EGG RANKING	CAREER WAR	LONG PEAK WAR7	PRIME WAR 5 CONSECUTIVE	SHORT PEAK WAR3	JAWS JAWS

Hall of Fame Catchers Wins Above Replacement Comparison